The end of a beautiful friendship
When I was a kid and my parents would serve me dinner, I’d always wind up stuffing more food in my mouth than I could swallow. I’d divide up the READ MORE
Let’s stay uncomfortable, PSUC
Last week Plattsburgh State got uncomfortable, and the plan for the future is to stay uncomfortable. In an open discussion with President John Ettling and other faculty members Wednesday night, READ MORE
The trials and tribulations of a modern woman
A stigma exists that if a man does anything outside the realm of masculinity, then he is weak or less than. That’s not only offensive to men but to women READ MORE
‘Let’s get uncomfortable,’ Plattsburgh
In the Oct. 23 issue of Cardinal Points, we published an offensive graphic on the front cover that depicted a black graduate in a rundown neighborhood. Windows were broken and READ MORE
G. Kelly’s ‘trapped in the closet’
The room I do my school work in is 3 ½ feet wide and about 9 feet tall. It’s full of pants and hangers, sweaters and trunks, shirts and flannels. READ MORE
Diversity in today’s superheroes
After Ultimate Spider-Man’s death in 2011, we see that a new hero has taken up the mantel of your friendly neighborhood web-head. But who is this mystery Spider-Man? He takes READ MORE
Do you want to make a donation?
Don’t open your wallets just yet. Ken Knelly, the executive director of marketing and communications, sent out an email Sept. 2 informing Plattsburgh State students of a fundraising scam reported READ MORE
Finding spirituality while at school
I don’t know any of the prayers, so I pray silently. I don’t know any of the hymns, so I hum quietly. I really don’t know all that I should READ MORE
Comedienne offends for more views
For six minutes and eight seconds a petite blonde woman bounced around on a YouTube screen bullying overweight people with the most cliché and nasty comments. The petite blonde woman READ MORE
Voting sucks, but you gotta do it
If you check my voter registration form, it will show that I am affiliated with the Kelly Party — it’s a party of one. Back in high school, when I READ MORE
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